Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-14
TELECRA P HIC.
The Cure for Consumption.

experiments in the treatment OF con-
sumption by an enema su~lphuretted
hydrogen gas have been continued at
the Philadelphia Hospital, but no
definite conclusion as to the useful
ness of the treatment has yet been
reached. Some patients who We're I'M
der treatment when the experiments
commenced have died, and others
have been discharged as~improved, but
the majority still remain. The treat
ment, while markedly beneficial to-
some, has not proved OF universal APP
plication, and the question still re-
mains to be solved, according to the
Ledger, how much of the observed
benefits are due to treatment and how
much to the careful attention and
feeding which accompany. Al a recent
meeting in Washington OF the Assccia-
ton of American Physicians, a dis
cussion on the value OF the treatment
revealed a wide disagreement among
the experiments as to the benefits.
DR.. Bruen OF this city reported sixty
two cases, OF which number forty-two
showed improvement.
OIL I'm Colorado. e.
DENVER, July 11.-Considerable ex-
element is being created in CONNER
cial circles in the Rocky Mountain re-
gion over the oil production OF this
State. Hon. James III. Plat, Presi-
dent OF the Platte-W ashburne Rein
ing Company OF New York and man.
ager of the oil works at Florence, Col
orado, to-day said: 1.-THE oil situa-
ton in Colorado is this: there are
now 20 wells being worked, produc-
ing 700 barrels per day. This is suffi-
cient to supply the demand OF this
section Of the West at a figure lower
than can be met by Eastern COM
panies. This will shut out OF the Col
orado market all Eastern oil, includ-
ing the Standard Oil Company, and
the question now with Colorado pro-
ducers is to handle their products TO
the best advantange." In speaking OF
the quality OF Colorado, he said
COLORADO oil is the sweetest and best
ever discovered in the world"
Democracy and b MOrmons.
BALTIMORE, July 1.-THE American
saws it is understood that the Presi-
dent is playing for the admission OF
Utah into the Union. The Committee
report in the Mormon Constitutional
Convention in favor OF making big
amy and polygamy misdemeanors,
and providing for an entire separation
of Church and State, has awakened
the Democrats to decisive &C
ton. There are strong reasons Tor be-
lieving that this move is to be the
feature of this administration. For
several years the Democratic majority
in the House have opposed the ad-
mission OF Dakota on political grounds
alone, either as a whole or by making
a division. 1t is possible this cannot
be kept up much longer, and the Dem
ocrats think that they ran see their
way in opening the door for Utah to
set off Dakota's admission.
Georgia's Governor Hanged I'm
Ehigy.
CHICAGO, July ia special from
Chattanooga, Tenn, says: William
Holman was to be executed yesterday
at Dalton, Ga, for the murder of
Matilda Holman last December. Gov,
ernor Gordon committed the sentence
to imprisonment for life. Five thou
sand people assembled to witness the
hanging. On learning the action of
the Governor they took possession Of
the town and hanged the Governor in
effigy on the gallows prepared for Hol-
man. The latest reports state that
the military was ordered to hold in
readiness to march against the mob if
a riot occurs. Dalton is at the mercy
OF the mob. The civil officers are
powerless to quiet the disturbance.
The New York Socialists.
New YORK, July 1.-THE Socialists
are making a strong fight for the con-
troll of the State Convention OF the
United Labor party at Syracuse next
month. They will have 26 of the Y
representatives from this city and 10
from Brooklyn. These are members
of the Socialistic Labor party, and do
not include sympathizers. They will
make an effort to have the entire
platform of the Socialistic Labor party
adopted by the convention. One OF
the conservative leaders OF the party
said Yesterday: "The Socialists have
begun the fight against us, and out of.
self-protection we will be compelled to.
fight them at Syracuse"
More Apache Outrages.
CHICAGO, July ia special from Ell
Paso, Texas, says: In spite of mill
tary reports to the contrary, only a
small fraction of the hostile Apaches'
have been captured by General Miles.
The remainder, numbering 100 war
riors, are at present encamped in al
valley 20 miles north of the Laquva
SaD4a Mountains. Their retreat was
dis covered by two FL Paso p~rospectors. /